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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1930
Page
1
In a dramatic breakout, thirteen inmates escaped the state prison and seized a section of the countryside. The escape triggered a manhunt as deputies hunted through nearby areas while the Welfare Commission votes to readjust the Ohio penal system in response.
Reports describe a German labor crisis with strikes and factory stoppages. Details note prison break attempts and a large security response, plus mounting unemployment and wage pressures in heavy industries. References include Ruhr area plants, copper and steel sectors, and potential social impact on regions like Rhineland and Saxony.
Fragmentary text reports a murder case involving a woman accused of killing her husband and a possible second charge. It mentions a funeral or memorial context, a school event, and a daughter named Catherine. Details are garbled and names unclear.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a murder case with a driver and another man present near a vehicle. The jagged text mentions a salesman, a shooting, and actions from within or around a car.
A historical report notes an admission by an individual identified as defferson O in Warren Jenay precinct. The case involved an attempted bribe to Sheriff Jack Smith and related conduct, with court actions including parole, costs, and negotiations. Clarence Darrow is mentioned as the defense lawyer in connected hearings.
A brief notice notes that two banks are merging and mentions plans for souvenirs. The item underscores the corporate consolidation and related commemorative materials without detailed terms.
Fragmentary report from Cleveland Ore company indicates opposition to existing arrangements with Bethlehem properties. The text references Pickanos Meiners and Company and mentions authorizations and reserves related to vantages and ports.
A derailed report criticizes a drug unit for lax import controls on medicines used for children. Dr Henry Fi and Dr Rusby are cited as opposing figures in hearings about inferior products and quality safeguarding.
State police captured a bandit near Mancelona after a high speed chase through swamp land. Officers tracked the suspect to a Glen Bag area, recovering a car and seizing evidence as residents and troopers joined the pursuit.
State takes charge as i banks are closed due to frozen assets. Middletown chartered bank with capital and resources. Department of state banking closes operations at request of inspectors.
The Egnor Scholarship program recognizes two Canadian students from the College of Journalism and other areas for substantial award value around 2200 dollars. Adrian Wenders of Jamu NF and Saad PF De Avcesor of Odewa are named winners, each set to graduate this year and receive a 300 dollar prize funded by the late Cou. Kenry Woodsard Sechelt supports their study aims and prepares them for future journalism pursuits.
In a sweeping setback, Congress rejected the White House veto amid turbulent talks on war relief and farm policy. The House vote split with 14 Republican members supporting the veto, while 295 opposed. Senate dynamics mirrored the split, highlighting party rifts ahead of a pivotal election and veteran group lobbying on pension and relief measures.
Report outlines a tangled murder accusation involving Watnot Smith 28 and Bits Lowther 22, with Lowther claiming Smith urged the wife’s slaying to cover an affair. Clara 28 and others testify while Smith describes a truck contract alibi and disputes about whereabouts. Witnesses include Ass Roxth and Mrs Lochner amid a murky defense effort.
Dashes of disjointed notes show the State Department seeking to send two secret negotiation documents to the Senate as part of the Geneva arms talks. Senators Borah and Johnson push for a complete record to reveal the full story and the committee weighs the request amid terse exchange over treaty proponents and the secrecy of certain materials.
The fifteenth floor office of an insurance company executive named Brown is referenced in a report from Breskers. Police say Brown promised a health bed prompt to commit a crime, with unclear details from the OCR.
Mary Toa Ranser Clark of Cynwyd Pa and Nelson Aldrich Bechet second son of Mr and Mrs John D Rockeeller Jr plan a June marriage. The couple is pictured together awaiting the ceremony.
The Senate committee on the 1528 presidential race probes Cannon and Anti-Smith donations. Bishop Welsh and Senator Blaine preside as Cannon faces contempt questions over funds used to back the Southern campaign. Cannon testifies for about two hours amid adjournment and calls the probe persecution.
Wholesale gasoline distributors met with Central fire department officials to plan safety measures for bulk stations. Fire Chief Power said many dealers were unaware of the statute requiring a four foot high dike and containment devices, lightning arresters, bump bars on trucks, and automatic shutoff mechanisms to curb risk of explosion and fire.
The Riverside Hall event hosted by Grange features readings on husbandry and economic lessons. Miss Eliza Deth and Miss Rose Reese will present, with a light refreshment service to follow the gathering.
A court filing by Seery Inilaction seeks to restrain Enl ECL Coal Co from encroaching on rail line themesre2q and their rost smoot operations. Judge C F Ribsie weighs the matter under consideration toward building four base operations as prayed.
Mrs Stanley J Crew, wife of a well known resident, died at Bethesda Hospital after a two week illness. She had been admitted May 12 and showed signs of recovery before a sudden decline. The couple had lived in the area for years and spent time in Florida before returning to their Echo Avenue home. A large circle of friends extends condolences.
Philadelphia June 3 The National League club announced the release of veteran pitcher Cleveland Alexander, a longtime member of the league. Alexander joined the Phillies before this season and had previously starred for other major teams.
Geveiana June 2 Cyns Eaton prepares to depose key steel leaders in the Youngstown Steel and Tube and Beihleham Steel merger fight. Eaton's team plans hearings in Pittsburgh and Cleveland with figures linked to the industry and corporate alliances.
Report from transatlantic airship Graf Zeppelin detailing favorable winds over the North Atlantic. Passengers aboard numbered twenty two as it headed from New York toward the Azores with the craft rising past Long Island and out to sea.
The Ohio Prison Commission met with Governor Cooper to back a plan to segregate all prisoners and expand the parole board. They proposed enlarging staff at the three male state institutions, recommending four to six psychologists, and delaying major prison expansion. They debated using the Grafton state farm for a new institution or a reform farm and discussed costs and staffing for a compact operation beginning July 1.
Wesington June 3 The final debate on the Smoot-Hawley tariff bill appears near. Democrats spotlight the measure while GOP leaders defend provisions as pending a possible adjournment next week. Police clash injures several during a crowd incident in a separate Washington scene as fair weather continues with late showers expected.
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